- Published on June 25, 2020
- In AI Features
Can No-Code Platforms Act As A Threat For Developers In The Post-COVID World?
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- By Sejuti Das
COVID-19 pandemic has not only disrupted businesses and their continuity but also challenged the core workings of companies. With enterprises looking to create applications to enhance their processes and improve customer experience, many are relying on low-code or no-code platforms due to their inability to hire experienced programmers, developers and software engineers to build applications, especially startups and small businesses.
This pandemic has brought in a ripple effect on the workforce where millions of office workers are now working remotely to maintain social distancing. With fewer developers and programmers to work with, many companies, including larger enterprises, have struggled to finish projects on a deadline. This again urged companies to adopt these easy plug and play platforms that help developers as well as other employees to speed up their workflows.
Also, to stay relevant in this competitive landscape, businesses are using artificial intelligence to build so
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Sejuti Das
Sejuti currently works as Associate Editor at Analytics India Magazine (AIM). Reach out at sejuti.das@analyticsindiamag.com
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